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Today's price action was relatively muted compared to past June Acreage reports. The USDA’s Acreage or Stocks numbers did not deliver enough of a surprise to shift the dynamics of this market.…

Pre-report estimates suggested crop ratings would land unchanged from last week, but corn and both Spring and Winter wheat conditions fell 2% and 3% from last week respectively. Winter wheat harvest at 19% behind last years 38% and the 5-yr avg of 28% harvested

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Initial corn conditions of 68% fell short of 73% estimate. WW conditions slip 2% and down 3% vs estimates. Planting progress continues record pace in beans, 76% vs 78% estimate, corn 87% vs 88% est., and Spring wheat 87% up 7% YoY, but down from 90% estimate

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins spoke to Commodity Classic attendees in Denver on Sunday, March 2, 2025. Sec. Rollins said she and President Trump know that times have been tough over the past 4 years and neither of them will forget the American farmer or rancher and they will never stop fighting for them. Her vision for American agriculture will not tolerate levels of bureaucracy, but…

Next week we'll be releasing the FBN Planting Intentions Survey results ahead of the USDA WASDE report. How is your crop planning evolving?

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WW Conditions slipped 2% to 52% G/E, SW seedings up 16% WoW and WW Heading up 11% WoW. Corn Planting Progress at 78% up 5% vs the 5-yr, Bean planting at 66% up 13% vs the 5-yr. Corn emerged at 50% up 10% vs avg and beans 34% emerged up 11% vs avg

Conditions have been really good as WW Good/Ex conditions up 2% vs L/W and 4% over L/Y, as planting progress even outpaced expectations. Corn 62% planted, beans a record 48% planted and Spring wheat 66% seeded as of Sunday. Corn emerged 28%, beans up 17% and SW emerged 27%. WW headed out at 53% vs 45% -5-yr avg.

The monthly WASDE provided support to the bean market on lower old crop and new crop ending stocks. USDA increased old crop exports by 50 mb, reducing ending stocks by a like amount, and in setting new crop exports at 2.6 bb, dropped the first 25/26 ending stocks estimate 220 mb from the avg est. to 1.8 bb. Both US and Global wheat stocks grew on higher production and lower use.

Planting Progress and Conditions all reflected strong gains from last week and remain above average trends in all categories. The benefit of the past weeks rains still outweigh any of the delays. A drier forecast for Midwest areas should allow for another good run this week. HRW areas to receive another round of rains this week

Winter Wheat Condition and crop maturity have benefited from southern plains moisture, as the benefits of Midwest and northern plains rains that have recharged soil moisture outweighs any temporary planting delays

USDA provided their second report in this planting progress and conditions series, it's still providing single digit comparisons, and will gain validity in the weeks ahead. The upcoming weather patterns will ride the fence as causing fieldwork delays or being good for crop development. Consider this a start, and an open invitation to share your feedback of your regional progress and conditions.

We only get Corn planting, Spring Wheat seedings and Winter Wheat conditions this week. Winter Wheat Conditions did reflect a 9% reduction in the Fair/Good & Excellent categories vs last year. This indicative of the winter winds & dryness, with any impact from last nights temps in the teens showing up in the following weeks. It'll take a few days for last week's rains and flooding to dry out,…